Free Hosting

Hosting Service	Price	Feature	Our Score	Visit Site
	Free	2 000 MB Disk Space 20 000 MB Bandwidth 2 MySQL Databases 5 E-mail Accounts 1 Website Free Website Builder	5.5 Review
	Free	1 GB Storage 5 GB Bandwidth 1 Domain Hosting 3 Subdomains 1 Email(IMAP, POP3), Webmail	5.4 Review
	Free	500 GB Storage Free Search Engine Optimization Unlimited Bandwidth Drag-and-Drop builder Display Weebly Ads Weebly.com Subdomain	4.5 Review
	Free	Unmetered Storage Unmetered Bandwidth Free 3 free accounts 2 add-on domains 1-click installs for eCommerce Website builder	4.5 Review
	Free	5 Hosted Domain 250MB Disk Space 6GB Monthly Traffic 3 E-mail Accounts 10MB MySQL Storage 1 MySQL v.5 Databases	4.3 Review
	Free	250GB bandwidth No Subdomains 1 FTP account 1 Email account 1 MySQL database	4.2 Review
	Free	5 GB Space 20 GB Bandwidth 1 FTP Account 3 MySQL Databases 1 Addon Domain 1 Parked Domain	3.5 Review
	Free	1000 MB Disk Space 5000 MB Monthly Traffic Free Domain Hosting 3 Free Sub-Domains Free Customer Support No Forced Ads	3.3 Review
	Free	20 GB Disk Space 200 GB Bandwidth 3 MySql Databases 3 FTP Accounts 3 E-mail Accounts Free Site Builder	3.2 Review
	Free	Unlimited Space Unlimited Bandwidth Instant Activation No Forced Ads MySQL Databases IP Address Deny Manager	3.0 Review

What is Free Hosting?

A free website hosting is a free non-paid web hosting service, usually supports forced ads on subscriber's website for earning revenue. Free web-hosting that does not make use of advertising also exists; these often come with some limits on usage. Free web hosts will usually provide a subdomain (yoursite.example.com) or a directory (www.example.com/~yourname). In contrast, paid web hosts will usually provide a second-level domain along with the hosting (www.yourname.com). Many free hosts do allow use of separately-purchased domains. Rarely, a free host may also operate as a domain name registrar. Many host provide template builders to make website creation easier. There are also some free domain companies which may provide free third level domain names free with DNS and other facilities.

Some of such popular free web hosts (also called blog hosts) include Blogger and Wordpress. When websites are created with these free website hosting services, the websites get such names as yoursite.blogspot.com and yoursite.wordpress.com. However, most of the free hosting providers are not considered to be reliable.

Pros and Cons of Free Hosting

Looking at free web hosting plans, you may be wondering what the catch is. It's true that they're not for everyone. Here are a few of the pros and cons:

Pros:

Anyone can start a website at no cost.

You can try out a web host before you choose a host to commit to.

Most web hosts with free hosting make it very easy to upgrade to a paid hosting plan if your site's traffic grows beyond the free hosting limits.

Cons:

Loading speeds can be very slow, and uptime is often unreliable.

Even if the hosting is free, you may have to buy your own domain name, whereas many paid hosting plans include domains for free.

Customer support can be very basic or even non-existent.

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